Configuration
routes.php
Route::resource('task', 'TaskController' );
Route::group(array('prefix' => 'task'), function()
{
Route::get('reminder', TaskController@reminder');
});
TaskController.php
public function reminder()
{
echo 'reminder';
}
the echo is not working, however when I swap group and resource it will work. Is it this is the laravel sequence?
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3 years ago.
Nope, I tried return or echo also not working. It will work I put the code before the resource. It will not work if I put after resource, either echo or return.
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3 years ago.
i tested your code, it working no anyproblem.
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3 years ago.
Hi, here is the proof of my video
Hope here hopefully can get a better understanding for my problem.
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3 years ago.
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